SVG to PNG Converter: Sharp, Any Size

Convert SVG to PNG when an app or website will not accept vector files. SVG is perfect for logos and icons because it stays sharp at any size, but email signatures, social profiles, slide decks and many upload forms want a regular image.

FileKiwi renders your SVG in the browser at the width you choose and saves a PNG with the transparent background kept. Nothing is uploaded.

How to use SVG to PNG

Add your SVG files

Drop one or more .svg files onto the page, or tap to select them from your device.

Choose the output width

By default the PNG is twice the SVG's own size for extra sharpness. Set any width up to 4096 pixels.

Download the PNG

Save each image separately, or download all of them at once in a ZIP file.

Why use FileKiwi for this

Crisp at any size

The vector is rendered fresh at your chosen width, so edges stay clean instead of blurry.

Transparent background

Empty areas of the SVG stay transparent in the PNG, ready to place on any color.

Private rendering

Your SVG is drawn inside the browser, so brand files and client logos stay on your device.

Retina ready by default

The default 2x size looks sharp on high resolution phone and laptop screens.

SVG vs PNG: what is the difference?

	SVG	PNG
Type	Vector (shapes and paths)	Raster (pixels)
Scaling	Sharp at any size	Fixed size, blurs when enlarged
Transparency	Yes	Yes
Support	Browsers and design tools	Almost everything

An SVG is really a small text file describing shapes. A PNG is a grid of colored pixels. Once you convert, the size is fixed, so pick the width carefully.

Choosing the right width for SVG to PNG

Think about the largest place the image will appear, then go a little bigger.

App icons and favicons: 512 or 1024 px, then make an icon with PNG to ICO.
Email signature logo: around 400 to 600 px wide is plenty.
Slides and documents: 1500 to 2000 px keeps logos sharp on big screens.
Print or large banners: go up to the maximum of 4096 px.

Too large a PNG only wastes space. If needed, Compress PNG reduces the file size afterwards.

Tips for a perfect render

Fonts are the most common surprise. If your SVG uses a web font that is linked rather than embedded, the text may appear in a fallback font. In your design app, convert text to outlines or paths before exporting the SVG.

Linked images inside the SVG, pointing to other files or websites, may not load either. Embed them in the SVG instead.

Check the viewBox too. If your SVG has extra empty space around the artwork, the PNG will include it. Trim the canvas in your design app, or crop the PNG afterwards.

Converting a full icon set? Use the same width for every file so the icons line up evenly in your app, slides or website. A consistent size also makes later edits much easier.

Need a white background rather than transparency? Use SVG to JPG, which fills empty areas with white.

SVG to PNG: frequently asked questions

Will SVG to PNG keep the transparent background?

Yes. Any area of the SVG without a fill stays transparent in the PNG. If your design has a background rectangle, that rectangle will appear in the PNG as a solid color.

What resolution will my PNG have?

By default, FileKiwi renders the PNG at twice the size defined in the SVG, which looks crisp on modern screens. You can enter any width up to 4096 pixels, and the height follows the original proportions.

Why does the text look different in my PNG?

The SVG probably references a font that is not embedded in the file. Browsers then use a fallback font. Convert the text to outlines in your design tool and export the SVG again.

Is SVG conversion private?

Yes. The SVG is rendered by your own browser and is not uploaded to FileKiwi. That makes it suitable for unreleased logos, client artwork and other files you do not want to share.

Can I convert several SVG icons at once?

Yes. Drop a whole set of icons in one go. Each SVG becomes its own PNG at the width you set, and you can download them all together as a ZIP file.